‘ne Guarding, Charlottetown, Sat. Eng. 8. 18M. 11 T ONTHE AIR SATURDAY PROGRAMS crcv TV 2 30 p.m.—<Muslcdle 253 pin—Sign On 3,00 lam—Baseball- Game oi m. W ek a Baltimore vs. New York 5 15 p ism—TIA p.m.—Bugs Iunny ohm—20 . p.m.—Countryfime 7.0T p.rn.-CFCY TV News and Weather 7,15 p.in.—-Flsherrnan'a log 730 p.rn.-To Tell The Truth 3 on p rn.-Hencoclt 330 p.m.—Holidey to a Holiday Montreal vs. Hamilton more 38‘s it 15 p.m.—TIA 1208 emu—local Weather [:00 rum-CBC TV News i2 i0 a.m.—The late Show Meet The Wildcats 1.15 arm—Sign Off | CKCW TV 7:; pm—S'stion Sign On 3m p.lfl.‘—Blilblll Game of the 9.00 p.m.——Canadian Football #1115 pin—Beverly Hillbillies Wee 5 i5 p.m.—Emmett Kelly Cartoons _: 2n [1 m.—-Bugs Bunny son paw—2020 In SE By JOHN MOSCOW Union is watching lmcmntortably from sidlines tor the seoo sight as the sltuaion in Southeast Asia re- mained tense. Diplomatic observers believe the Soviet Union is suffering acute embarrassment as a re- solt‘ at United States air strikes ageinst Communist North Viet a m. . This is reflected in the can- tious tone of Soviet press reac- tion to the toughtened U.S. stand, Only a restrained murmur of protest was raised. Western o'o- servers got the impression the Russians were trying to soft- pedal the iatet, developments in the explosive lndochins thea- 1‘he keynote Soviet state- ment remained the one pin out by Tass news agency Wednes- U.s committing an openly lhOSllle act. by patrolling the t a :n p.m.-—Televvsion News. Weatharp North Viet Nam co "I Mr‘ p.m.-—The Early Show bou a no p.m.~Hancock n 30 p.m.-—Theatre 1:00 p.m.—CBC TV Noun 1‘ 10 a.m.—Lionel Network News “ 15 e m.-The Thrillers SUNDAY PROGRAMS CFCY TV 2 :n p.m.-—MUSlCIlI l c. no p.m.—World ol Sport It warned of the ibility of large - scale military conflict with all its dangerous conse- quences and said the responsi- bility for these would lie with the U.5. TONI: WAS MILD The statement. was regarded as unusually mild in (one. Oh- servers said it bespeaks the wide gap now separating the Chinese camp. including North Viet Nam. from the Sovi the Communist fl ev- camp within Canadian Canoe Champ fold. 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Jr. Ferns I’caat s.oo—csc New and Horn Our Own ‘ Correspondent 9 'O—Muelc For Setu l'lOO—Trwaller‘s Check mall—Mb, Club ll lS-Cereers ‘l-30—Iandstend 12.00.1uncheon Date ‘230-Matltlrne Jt. Farm I’cast carrying on a bitter ideological dispute. The Soviet government news— paper lsvestia Thursday de- scribed as absurd the US claim its air strike on North Viet Nam was a defensive measure. Investia writer Vik enti Mateyev accused the U.S. Russia Is Cautious Asian Crisis of the Viet Nam War. However. ’rem ery indication the Russians in- ,to avoid getting directl! involved in the crisis. Western diplomats speculated North Vietnamese torpedo-boat attacks on US. warships Were deliberately planned to test both American resolve and Sovtet. policy in South Asia. the us struck back—which l did—and Russia failed to support Communist brethren. then Rus- sia Mood to lose prestige in the world Communist movement. Meanwhile. Premier Khrush- chev continued his lour-day-old tour of agricultural areas. His continued absence from the So .V- - r I day :fight which accused thcl viet capital could be taken as 1 concrete evidence Russian lead~ lers are trying to play down the IViet Nam crisis. . Izvestia printed the Giineae zcharge the us. overstepped tee brink of war but omitted the EPeking claim no socialist na- rtion would stand idely by white North Viet Nam was subject to aggression. lzvestla said every eltort must be made to establish peace in Southeast Asia. Soviet. foreign ministery ea- perts were said to be examin- ing the possibility China may be seeking to embroil both Rus- sia and the United States. in the Communist world's id- eological and political conflict Peking's main argu- ments has been Russia is soft toward American imperialism It the Viet Nam crisis growa into a wider war and Russia continues to stand on the side- lines. this argument will almost certainly be exploited to the full by the Chinese. 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Special Milo—Starlight Serenade lll.DO-—News L Regional Weather CIA SUNDAY tasty misod by the sudden- nesa at the Vietnam cot.- trontation, and there seemed to no doubt thet the Sovxet goa- '1 I D The general consensus in oscon diplomatic circles is Russia has lost almost all in- fluencein Southeast Asia. and; the North Vietnamese Commu-l gigs now take their orderai m Peking. This view appears to be up i ported by the Soviet govern‘l ment’a lack of on-the-spot infor-i matinndiplomets said. Nikita Plans Chicken Forms On U.S. Style uoecow rApi Premier? Khrushchev told collec- tive farm leaders Friday the‘ viet Union may set up a‘ corps of regional agricultural agents to travel the country-l aide. advising farmers whet tot r w g o . I Khrushchev, on a tour of So- 'i‘ [‘5‘ t. I t ll 3‘?“ a» viet farmlands, said his govern- ment would also begin organis- ing large-scale chicken terms on the United States model, He ernment was seriously ember-lcited US. lve .lry production and sat ban: of Lincoln. ngiand, "‘ WAS 50 TENAClOUS lN TRAILING’ DOWN DEBTORS THAT HIS NAME l u.- re “em/'4 am! pou reduction figures to show the value of this method. Soviet counterparts give‘ farmers a minimum of advice and help. Khrushchev said. "More often they only ask: questions 'why aren't you her-l ting?’ 'When are you going; to plant'." ' ‘ The soviet leader cited Sovxet. shortcomings n e g and poul- d he re- 6'0 as > 2 U I > cently spoke with an American rt who"‘,iustly criticized" x Russian feeding methods. Khrushchev. said the Ameri- can recommended granulated poultry teed containing all nec- essary nutritive ingredients. "And here we have people Who even now think that the c‘tlcken- will find itself some-. thing to eat in the manure; pile." Khrushchev said. 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